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"Sv^* r . A Tremendous Stock of Brushes at Jury & Lovell's T HE LARGEST Shipment of Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Cloth Brushes, etc. ever brought to this county is now on the way direct from the factory to our stores. We must make room for them. This is your opportunity. i- All Brushes Regular Price ££ ££ £ ( : £ w ££ £ 5 ££ U £C i i 6 t £ 6 6 £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ < £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ £ 10c, Special Price 15c, 25 c, 50c, 7 5 c, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50, 2.00, 2.50, 3.00, Cl Cl (f Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl Cl l c. 9c. 17c. 33c. 48c: 68c. 87c. 98c. 1.37. 1.70. 1.05. Special lots at less than Wholesale * Prices $1.60 worth for 78c. Hair Brush $1.00 Tooth Brush 25 Tooth Powder ... .25 Comb 10 $1.60 All for 78c. $3.00 worth for $1.45 Hair Brush $1.25 Tooth Brush 35 Tooth Powder ... .25 Cloth Brush 1.00 Comb .15 $3.00 All for $1.45 Straw Hats Cleaned 5c. each Our straw hat cleaner cleaner only costs 10c and will clean 2 or 3 Hats and make them look like new. Chocolates 33c Every Saturday we sell Chocolates at 33c a lb or 20c half pound. Regular price 50c. 4 Your Eyesight In our Optical Department you get the advantage of 25 year's experience by a graduate optician from Chicago Ophthalic College, Detroit Optical College, New York School of Optics and Canada's Best Optical College. We are offering special values in all the latest styles in Optical Goods and make a special feature of the invisible double vision glasses which will give a man of 70 as good vision as he had at the age of 16, either for reading or for distance. No Charge ForlConsultation. Jury Sc Lovell The Safe, Satisfactory Druggists. Oshawa andfcBowmanville "WHEN we test eyes it is done properly" * g. t. re. BOWMANVILLE STATION GOING BAST. 8.52 a. m. 10.18 „ 8.36 p.m. 6.49 „ 7.18 , 9.68 Express Express Passenger Local Passenger Mail . : Daily GOING WEST ; :Express 4.22 a. m- Local 7-®® »' Local : »« Passenger ■ vl.Spp.m. :Passenget 7.11 •• v BOWMANVILLE, AUG 13, 1914 Ensign is holidaying this Brighton week. Mr. Clarence Mutton is visiting friends in Cannington. Mrs. Harry Joness is visiting her son George at Adams, N. Y. Miss Ruby Jackman is visiting her sister Mrs. H. Jennings, Oshawa. Mr. E. W. Dearborn, Oshawa, had a a successesfiil barn raising July 28. Mr. N. E. Haug, St. Jacobs, paid a flying flying visit to Chief Jarvis last week. Mrs. Jury and Mrs. New will be "At Home" Friday afternoon, August 14th. Hear the soloists on Friday evening at Opera House sing our patriotic songs. Mr. and Mrs. Will McKennedy, Toronto, Toronto, spent the week-end at Mr. F. A. Haddy's. Mrs. L. B. Davidson, Newcastle, has been enjoying a visit with relatives in Oshawa. No need of walking to C. P- R. station now as Glover's Bus meets all trains. Phone 81. Mr. Gilbert Bingham, Marshalltown, la., is visiting his brother Thomas and other relatives hereabouts. Mr. and Mrs.I.J. Bell. Marshalltown, la., are visiting her uncle, Mr. Thos. Bingham and other friends here. Mr. W. S. Bowden, Port Arthur, formerly formerly engineer of Ushawa, has been visiting visiting relatives and friends there. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hancock and family "Broadway Farm" Clarke, spent Sunday at her father's, Mr. R. Adair, King-st. Mrs. James Bingham and Miss Bella Bingham, Hamilton, recently visited Mr. Thos. Bingham and old friends at Tyrone. Every dollar unnecessarily sent or carried carried away from Bowmanville makes the town that much poorer. Do you realize it ? Miss Gertie Hern has returned to her home in Toronto after a pleasant visit with Miss L. C. Hoskin and other friends here. Enthusiasm will be at its height when you hear the Englishman's chorus from "Pinafore" Friday the 14th in the Town Hall. Wilbur Blair, aged 10 years, son of P. Blair, Oshawa, was knocked down by a passing rig, and had leg broken below the thigh. Miss E. L. McQueen, Oshawa, Misses Mary Clarke and Wilma Leach, Hamp- ton, were guests of Miss A. O. Kerslake, over Sunday. Port Perry Board of Education have engaged Mr. T. AV. McLean, Omero.ee, as principal of the Public School to succeed Mr. A. E. Garbutt. Mr. Norman Dearborn has leased the Queen's hotel, Oshawa, for five years and he and his cousin, Lyman Gifford, are going into partnership. Glover's Bus meets all C. P. R. trains. Phone 8l. Congratulations to Miss Rhea N. Sheridan, Sheridan, Oshawa, on passing her Normal School exams. She is a granddaughter of Mr. R. Trenouth of this town. Rev. J. S. LaFlair, pastor of Port Hope Baptist church, and family, and Mr. Chas. Scott are occupying the Craig Cottage at Presqu'île Point, near Brighton, during August. Wednesday Aug. 5th John McCaughev, eldest son of Major John McCaughey, Cobourg, died in Hamilton after a very i short illness, from heart trouble. Interred at Cobourg. Mr Alpha Pinch has purchased from S. Dudley the 50 acre farm in Clarke, for many years owned by the late Richard Foster. Mr. Pinch takes possession November 1st. Mr. John Nott, Port Perry's oldest citizen citizen was in town on Saturday and gave theGazette-Chronicle office a friendly call. I Mr. Nott was 89 years of age on Dominion Day.--Gazette. / Frank J. Knight, living about four miles from Belleville, is a large apple grower, having 1,400 apple trees in his orchard, largely Starks. This year's apple crop is turning out well. Mr. J. A. Hamilton, B.A., Dundas, late principal of Beamsville, and Hagersville, Ontario, has been engaged as principal of Port Perry High School to succeed Mr. T. H. Follick, M. A. Monday evening, August 3, Dr.andMrs. F. L. Henry, Oshawa, gave a delightful garden party in honor of their nieces, the Misses Gretchen and Dorothy Latimer of New York, who are visiting Miss Rhea Henry. ■ ' j j . . 1 Miss Gale, Librarian, attended sxth annual annual Library Institute of Lindsay District held at Beaverton, July 30 and 31. Mr. S. Farmer, editor of the Port Perry Star was elected President, and Miss Gale was elected elected on the Executive. Next annual meeting meeting will be held at Whitby. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Trebilcock have returned returned from a trip to Vancouver, Mr. Trebilcock combined business with pleasure pleasure and had a successful trip. They were in Cobourg yesterday and witnessed the 1 embarking of the artillery at that place. Some very sad scenes took place. Peter- boro Examiner Conductor Anderson on C. N .R. train No 10 Friday night, between Trenton and Belleville was held up by an armed robber in an empty passenger coach. He grappled with him and after a desperate struggle secured the revolver and held The man down with his foot while he signalled the engineer to stop the train. The robber made another effort to get free and threw himself out of the window and escaped. Con. Anderson's conduct has won him much praise. The "garden fete" at the home of Mrs. W. H. Martin, Concessmn-st^ Wedn^day evening under auspices of the Womens Auxiliary of the Hospital, was a very gratifying success. Booths for the sale .of candy) ice cream, cake and tea, flowers, etC- ' ts cm th^lawn'vrifife a mustcTprl grammas'g^ervby^Mornson'sQrchestra, ïîiss Martîn^Miss Greta^SrottmdMfc A, F McLaughlin. The evening was ideal foregathering of thiskind and everything I I passed off most harmoniously. Proceeds U about $55* Rule Britannia 1 High and Public schools open Tuesday Sept. 1. Mr. Jack Bdsall, Tweed, is holidaying at home. • Fewer harvesters will be needed in the weét this season. Napanee Beaver is having its annual holiday this week. Miss E. E. Haycraft recently visited friends in Oshawa. Mr. Lewis Irwin, recently visited relatives relatives at Little Britain. Mr. Will Grant, Toronto, visited relatives relatives here over Sunday. OBITUARY Asa A. Brown, Toronto. Veterinary Surgeon Asa A. Brown, Toronto, Toronto, died at home, 229 Wright ave., Aug 2, following a year's illness with heart drouble. Deceased was born at Pickering, 62 years ago, going to Toronto when about 30 years of age, to take up veterinary veterinary surgeon's study. Soon afterwards he began to practice and continued-until two years ago, when he retired. A wife and •two daughters survive. Dr. Brown was a brother-in-law of Mrs. Amassa Fuller and Mr. Geo. Wight, Providence. I\ Mr. and Mrs. R. Kyle, Lindsay, recently visited friends in Bowmanville. Miss Ella Henderson, Lorain, Ohio, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Geo. Pearson. New potatoes have taken a drop in price--never soared so high here before. Thé Canadian Government has completed completed the purchase of Oshawa harbor lands. Miss Marguerite Ramsey has been spending a few days withColborne friends. 1 Miss Ethel L. VanNest visited over Sunday Sunday week with Mrs. J. A. Lane, Belleville. Phone 81--Glover's Livery--if you want the bus for C. P. R. or G. T. R. trains. ; Mrs. Geo. Robb and son, PeferÈoro, visited her cousin, Mrs. L. Paterson, Sat-, urday. Mr. and Mrs.' John . Hislop, Whitby, spent Sunday at his brother's, Mr. Wm. Hislop. Mrs. Robt, McConnachie, Cambria, Wisconsin^ is visiting her mother, Mrs. J. C. Rowe. Women's Hospital Auxiliary will meet in the Council Room on Friday,, Aug. 14, at 3. pnï." Mr. Ross Stutt of Jury's drug store is spending his holidays at Windermere, Muskoka. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Richards, Moosamin,' Man., are visiting his brother, Mr. Chas. Richards. Mrs. F. A. Parrett and Miss Frances E' Conley are visiting. Mrs. John Ferguson, St. Catharines. Miss Edsall, is holidaying with her grand-parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Garrett, Garrett, Wellington. Dr. J. C. Devitt's Dental Parlors will be closed from July 29 to Aug. 22 on account account of holidays. 29tf Mrs! J. H. Smith and Miss Eva M. Smith are holidaying with relatives in Peterboro and Fenelon Falls. Mrs. Arthur Thorpe and son Clyde, Montreal, have been visiting their aunt, Mrs. Walter Souch. Misses Kate McGregor and Madge Donaghy, Linlithgow, recently visited Bowmanville friends. Mrs. H. W. Thorpe,' Toronto, was a recent visitor of her sister, Mrs. Walter Souch, Wellington-st., Bandmaster Hughes, - of Port Hope band was awarded first prize at firemen's tournament at Lindsay. Mrs. W. F. Dale and Master Melleville have returned from visiting friends in Hamilton and Toronto. Miss Annie Coulter, of the Dietitian staff of the Hospital for Incurables, Toronto, Toronto, spent Sunday at home. Misses Eva and Gertrude Henry, Port Perry, are spending their vacation with their aunt, Miss Mary Henry. Couch, Johnston & Cryderman are giving giving one-third off the price of ladies' suits and ladies' and children's spring coats. Port Hope Oddfellows decorated the grave of deceased brethren recently, conducting conducting a beautiful and impressive service. Mrs. W.J. Souch, Toronto, has returnee home after a pleasant two weeks' visit with Mrs. Walter Souch and other friends. Miss Virgie McCullough, Toronto, has returned home after .spending a month with Miss Lola Souch and other friends in town. Miss Flo. Williams, is representing Re- bekah Lodge at Grand Lodge meeting in Toronto and visiting relatives at Brock- port, N. Y. Dr. Wm. T. Brimacombe, Sapulpa, Okla., is at present visiting his mother and sister, Mrs. H. A. Bird, 60 Keith st, Hamilton. Mrs. H. C. Bowen accompanied by her niece, Miss Ettie Holmes of Newcastle, left Tuesday on a visit to her sons in Winnipeg, Man. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hooper and daughter, Mrs. Jas. Sanderson, Holland, Man., were recent guests of their cousm, Mr. Jas. McLean, Silver-st. Orono rejoices that a new school, to cost $13,000, has been determined on by the trustees and ratified by the town meeting by a vote of 35 to 0. If you like to spend your summer vacation vacation at Bowmanville-on-the-lake, you can get comfortable accommodation a t Barry's, west side, at reasonable terms. Miss Ethel Stutt, Wroxeter, has returned returned home accompanied by her aunt Miss Jenry, after a pleasant month's visit with 1er aunts, the Misses Henry, Wellington st. ». Mr. Thos. Tod, has gone with Ontario Dakèrs to attend their annual convention in Winnipeg, Man. He also expects to be a guest of the Fleischman Yeast Co. on a trip to Brandon. Mrs. Ray, an old resident of Whitby, is dead, aged about 80 years. She was the mother of Miss Rav, who has been em- FALL FAIRS. Bowmanville Toronto Port Perry Blackstock Belleville Cobourg Colborne - Lindsay Markham Millbrook Oshawa. - Oronb Peterboro ' - - Sept 22, 23 Aug 28, Sept 12 Sept 24, 25 Sept 29, 30 Sept 7-9 - Sept 22, 23 - Sept 29, 30 - Sept 17-191 Oct 7-9 Oct 1. 2 Sept 14-16 Sept 24, 25 - Sept 17-19 Oct 6, 7 - Sept 23 sound and Port Hope Scarboro (Agincourt) To have the children healthy is the first care of a mother. They cannot be healthy if troubled with worms. Use Mother Grave's Worm Exterminator. Notices of Births 25 cents; Marriages 50 cents; Deaths, 50 cents, each insertion. When funeral cards are printed at this office, insertion free. BIRTHS. McfRRis--Aif Moosejaw", Sask., Jniy 27, to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Morris, a daughter. Rayner-- At Newcastle, August 7, the wife of Gilbert Rayner °nee Helen Gibson) a daughter. TIFFIN--At Lethbridge, Alta., Ang. 7, to Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Tiffin (nee Alberta Wight)- a' daughter. "MARRIAGES Lack--Lindsay--At the Rectory, Oshawa, Aug. 4, by Rev. G. R. dePencier, Miss Mabel Lindsay, Toronto, and Mr. Geo. Lack, Cedar Dale. Parsons--Bell--At the Methodist parsonage, Orono, Ang. 5th by Rev. R. A. Whatlam, Mr. James Parsons and Miss Flosse Bell, all of Newcastle. Luke--Connor--At the Rectory, Oshawa, Aug. 5th, by Rev. G. R. dePencier, Miss Kathleen Mae Connor and Mr. Bertie Oliver, Thornton's Corner's. Corner's. Oshawa. DEATHS - Wilcoxson--In Columbus, July 31, Wilcoxson, in-his 73rd year. Potter--In Courtice, Aug. 1, Laura May Lv- mer, beloved wife of James Potter, in her 24th year. Nance Kiyell--In Brooklyn, July 31, Edward Nance Kivell, Oshawa, in his 80th year. ; Staples--At Jarietville, August 7, Eliza Ann Sutton, beloved wife of Jos. Staples, aged 68 years and 9 months. Cobbledick--In Exetér, Aug. 2, Hannah Ked- dy, relict of the late David Cobbledick, aged 68 years, formerly of.Port Hope. Dowson--At Broadview, Sask., Ang. 3, Sarah Thornton, widow of, the late John .Dowson, and daughter of Mr. Thos. Thornton, Orono. Brown--Suddenly, on August 2, at his late residence, residence, 229 Wright-ave, Toronto, Asa A. Brown, V. S., beloved husband of Jennie Brown, in his 63rd year. "Lest We Forget" E. R. BÔÜNSALL, Designer and Dealer in Monuments, Tablets, Markers, etc., in Granite and Marble. Bowmanville, Ontario, FUNERAL DIRECTORS L. Morris & Son Most Complete Equipment Sunday and night calls promptly attended to. Bowmanville Phones 10-34 Branches: ORONO HAMPTON R AINCOAT LOST--Between Tyrone^and Gen eva a lady's rain coat. Return to Goodman, Tyrone. Mrs. L. J. 33-tf . ETERBORO CANOE--For sale, nearly new. Iuir, next door east of Glove , Bowmanville. 33-lw* P ETERBORO CA' Apply to J. M. Mi factory, Bowma P IANO TUNING--Mr.. John Bice will be m Bowmanville at end of week and will be able to do piano tnning for his customers. Phone 232. 29tf EIFER LOST-- Y earling heifer, dehorned, red H Allin, Newcastle. ^it h some ' w h i t e ~ w i r e "t ag on right ear. Lost about July 17th. Send information to L ^ T EACHER WANTED-For a primary room m the Bowmanville Public Schools, one with some experience preferred. Apply stating qualifications, etc., to John Lyle, Sec.-1 nias. w^OR SALE--Davis Sewing Machine, Dinner l-< Set, Dining Room Rug. These articles will ■ be sold at a reduced rate for cash. Can be seen at Mrs. W.W. Short's, King Street, East, Bowmanville. TENDERS WANTED. Sealed tenders will be received for kalsomin- ing walls and ceilings of the Methodist C^mrch and Sunday School, Bowmanville, °n or before Saturday, August 22nd, 1914- Contractor pro- vide and erect his own scaffold, and supply all material. No tender necessarily accepted. P. C. TREBILCOCK, Secretary Trustee Board, g 2 3 Bowmanville. mm R. B. ANDREW Notice to Creditors ployed for many years in Col. Farewell's law office.--Gazette. , - I Real Estate, Loans, Valuation» schooTs ^MteEwingfTarkworefe | mm 309 Tempi. Bldg., TORONTO gjjgj of Mr. David Ewing, salary $565,5°, suffi Mr. Laycock, Pictoiu salary $650. _ They were selected from thirty applications. The Cobourg Heavy Battery under command of Mayor J. W. Odell ° r_ deree to proceed to Quebec ob Thursday of last week has been ordered to Vancouver. Vancouver. Seventeen Port Hopers are among the members of this battery. Miss Frances E. Conley and Mr. R. G. Dickinson, accompanied by Miss Annie Mount joy, Toronto, enjoyed the boat trip from Toronto to the Thousand Islands last week. Miss Conley has since been visiting relatives in St. Catharines. Dr. B. C. Brimacombe, Marion, Ind-> has been visiting his mother, Mrs. E. Brimacombe, Brimacombe, Hamilton. The Dr. and his mothër, were at Oshawa attending the funeral of her brother, Mr. E. Nancekivels who died July 31st in his 80th year. No Advance in Prices at the Elite Grocery Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR; I A Except on Flour We will endeavor to continue our policy of selling the best quality of groceries at lowest possible prices during the war. Just now we are specializing in all >inds of seasonable Fruits and Fish. Phone 243. Rd. Snowden CK2KSS Bowmanville in Footwear We have a complete assortment of Women s, Misses' and Children's White Canvas Oxfords and ; Pumps for hot weather wear. y " Still on hand at greatly reduced prices a full line of Men's Oxfords in tan, black or patent leathers. Just the thing for the summer resort-- Children's Barefoot Sandals and Running Shoes. FRED. KNOX Successor to J no. Hellyar . In the matter of the estate of John Beacock, of the Town of Bowmanville, deceased-- Pursuant to Sec. 38 of Chapter 129 of, the Revised Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1897, notice is hereby given that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of John Beacock. late of the Town of Bowmanville, m the County of Durham, who died on or about the 21st day of June, A.D., 1908, are. on or before the 26th day of August, A.D., 1914, to send by post, prepaid, to Wm. V. Ferguson, of Blackstock, Ont., executor of the said deceased, their Christian , names and surnames, surnames, addresses and descriptions, the full par ticnlars of their claims, a statement of their accounts accounts and the nature of the securities (if any) held by them, and that after the day last aforesaid aforesaid the said Wm. C. Ferguson will Proceed to distribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to such claims of which notice shall have been given as above required, and the said wm. o. Ferguson will not be liable for the said assets or any part thereof, to any person or persons of whose claim or claims notice shall not nave been received by him at the time of such distribution. Dated -at Blackstock this 22nd day of July, A. D. 1914. . T WM. C. FERGUSON, ^ Blackktock August Bargain Sale All Slimmer Goods must go this month. Prices cut in two. Cash is king-- wê must capturé the king. Money savers for ydu, and shélvê clearings for us. LADIES' and CHILDREN'S DRESSES- . Regular 60c for 38c; 75c and 85c for 50c; $1.00 and 81.25 for 75c; $1.50 and $1.75 for $1.10; $2.00 and $2 50 for $1.50, All the higher class dresses equally reduced LADIES' and CHILDREN'S WHITEWEAR-- Princess Slips, Night Gowns, Skirts and Coiset Covers, at nearly ^ price. Fh^tozcn^Wldte Muslin Waists, regular $1.25 and $1.50 to clear at 50c each. All other waists up to $5.00 each clearing at slaughter prices. Three dozen Print Waists reg 60c for 39c. Summer Dress Goods of all description at sacrifice prices. Ladies Skirts, Spring Coats and and Suits at Clearing prices. Lettei or Telephone orders, carefully and promptly attended to S. W. Mason & Son Next Door to Standard Bank BOWMANVILLE